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GALYIN'S TERMS
He Has Made M Offer tn tho club officials
Vet.


Vet.
PrrrsBrRG, December l9.-Jimmy Gal
vim made on interesting statement last
night regarding his signing with the Pitts'
bury club for next year. lie said:
81 have not stated TO any one what my
terms for next year are. The officials of
the club have not asked me to sign yet,
and think that 1t il time enough for any
one 10 kick when it is known what want.
When Nimick sigGed Inc ut Buffalo We
were not two minutes in coming 10 terms.
| certainly do not want anything unfair,
hut want to be treated squarely.'
1t is probable that several Of the players
will sign this week. The club officials are
anxious that Calvin, Miller and McCor-
mick sigu, bu, none of these players will
probably be asked to DO so for a week or
two One side wants the other 10 make
the first break.
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BAD BURGLARS.
The Desperadoes Run Down
and Captured.


KNOXVILLE, Tenn, December l9-The
Chief Of Police of this city to day found
bonds to the amount OF $40, 500 secreted
under the floor of the house recently occu-
pied by the burglars who were captured
here last week The bonds are part OF the
SO, coo stolen in Tomkinsvile, Ky, few
weeks ago, when that town WIS sacked
and burned.
A telegram from Glasgow, Ky, states
that the burglars expect to I've lynched as
soon ~ they reach TompkinSyilIc. Four
of the five are named Reeves, and their
mother is now under arrest i'll Knoxville
Two of them are wanted far the murder OF
the Sheriff in TerIe Haute, Ind, year
ago. Ii has been discovered that they
were perftcting plot TO rob all the banks
in Knoxville this week.
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AngOstura Bitters do notonly distinguish
themselves by their flavor aud aromatic odor
above all Others generally used but they are also
Il sure preventive for all diseases originating from
the digestive organs. Beware of cOunterteits.
Ask for the genuine article, manufactured by DIR.
J. g. &. Scgcrt x Sons
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Rur the reduction Of taxation demanded
should he 50 measured ~ not to necesSi'
TATE or Justify either the loss Of employ
ul,nt hy the workingmen or the leSseniDg
of his wages, and the profits still remain
iug to the manufacturer, after the neces-
sary REIMBURSEMENT, should furnish no ex-
cnSe for the sacrifice OF interests OF his
employees, either in their opportunity to
work or in the diminution Of their conf
psns,tion. President Clerel,pd.
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A Very Unusual sight.

When Senator Evarts shook hands with
two cOlored Republicau in New York the
other day, there wos tremendous applause
in the galleries. 1t was, indeed, very
unusual sight.
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THE London Times should join the Re
publican party AMI apply its Irish argu'
ments to the South.
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FOR RENT.

The handsome Store Room and Cellar No. ll5y
Main street Possession given on january tn.
ISIS Natural end city gas connections. Rent
moderate
Four rooms above the -. James Hotel en-.
trance elegantly fitted with modern convent
cuCCS for housekeeping. City AMI natural gas.
Entrance OF Main street.
That firSt-C!uss store Room No. l%& Market
street, Reilly Block" Fancy tile floor AMI
much the finest store room in the city. Posses
sion given January lst, ISIS. Aku, Room No .,
third floor. Reilly Block" Possession any time.
One Fine Store Room, iron front, corner IAN"
aud north Broadway, Island, with fixtures com
plctC for Il grocery store Possession given nj
once.
Several iCucmcutS in the sixth wnrl AMI n
small brick house in Manchester.
For terms, &c, apply Ia VI. REILLY,
dc2lcudq Nos l&DG and l&ll Main street.
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BLACK SILKS
SEE OUR NEW LACE CURTAINS
AtS@.5O, SS.OO. $3.50, SI.Oo, $3.50
and $500. HaUdSOnr
and Cheap.

JUST OPENED MuNicrS Emhruid
cred HandkcrChrtS, Tides, Ladies AMI chill
drru' : FuT>. 40.
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Asut advertisements.

MONEY TO Lo,N-ssOO on RIAL Is
| wi tate security. Apply to ". ID. RlNkHAkI,
| ll6S Market street oeZt
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uYANTED-TO BORROW $1,000 ON FIRST
" mortgage real estate ,eCnrity in the city.
Apply 10 W. II. RINEHART, ll6G Market street.
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Tho Other SIdo Of tho Picture.

Tho AnArchiat qympathiscrs are busily
Gn2sgsa IL an effort 10 manufacture sym
pa!hy lcr tho condemned nurde1era.
They laud them IS mon devoted 10 pyir.
ciple, as gdo3 husbgnds aud fathers, and
they arc fcId Of showing them 10 the pub
lie in the gentle attitude of pssting their
children on tbs hsad aud holding asdiy
sweet conve.le through tho cruel bars
with thor devoted wives.
It must not be forgotten thet the po.
licerle1 a!sc wcro devoted to principle,
and that thsy were murdered for il. Thoy
were plain men, but they believed in the
rule Of law, in G. republican form OF gov
eTn!aen! ind Tie supremacy Of the PEG.
pie over the mos. They, Toe, had wives
end children, nov widows and orphans, to
whcm, it 10 20 bs praaumod, they we're 40
devoted So tho Aas.chists to thoic loved
one1. The murdered policemen had done
no crime and he'd not forfeited their liven.
The condcsGuad Anaschia!s AGvo placed
their neaEB in tho halter.
Tha Anarchists gave tia is!od police
men no chance fot' their llves-no trial,
no nppsala to higher tribuaelJ, 10 oppot-
trnity to make special preparation for
their appearance bstoso the court OF lsst
resort for al men. All this the red handed
murders have had. Ard-roH may God
have NJ rCy M their s9nla.
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DAIRY SCRAPS.

Tho butler market is not quito as firm
in tho East as g law weeks agu.
4 Devon COW took the first prizs at q
dsisy test at tbs late fair at Toronto.
II you can 90 GO 3. all, put up plenty OF
Ice next winter, to insure cane OF handling
dairy products.
In these dsys Of ''truata'' it Ia not sur.
prising that the milk dealers around Obi.
cage are organizing milk truet.
Any Iuaker OF good butter oushs to re
ceive, several cen!si shove the average
paid over the counteru Of country stores.
III is Objected to email cheese that they
involve extra labor, ard larger por csnt OF
rind and waste, and that they do not euro
Is well as the larger once.
The psorls OF Siberia buy their milk
frozen around stick, which ea1ves ne a
handle. Some of our American bever..
rge, havea "stick" in then, but they are
not OF tactical character.
Tho dairy p1oduc. Of Colorado will, tho
preeenS year, approximate In Value close
to three million Of dollsra. 1t requires
four millions 10 butter and cheese the en-
tire population, therefore one million must
DO sent from abroad.
There are various qualities Of milk, AM
this would seem 10 afford come ground for
different qualities in butter. And yet
butter Ia generally good or bad according
to the process by which 1t Is made. The
Door butter which makes up from two.
,thirda 10 three.fourths Of all that 10 made
cannot DO blamed on tho cow. What
OUGHT to BE- an easi!y understood process
Is as o matter Of fact not understood by
onc.hsli Of those who undertake 1t. The
general plan OF making good butter can be
quickly !earnsd by any one OF average in
tsliigence, though very many fall to learn
!: bscsuse thsy arc unwilling to confess
ignorance on this point. Lsarn what TO
. With aud how to handle tho milk after
Ia Drawn I'm nipe CAGES out OF ten the
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Following or 's Nnwaparer'e Good Work.
The Nav York Grand Jury hao inquired
into the charges made by tho New York
l'or'd sgaines the Bldckwe!l'l Island IN
saas Asy!uM management, aud 6nds the
charges we'll founded. Ths Grand Jury
declared tha. patients arc huddlod 10.
gothet, that tho food 10 70. properly pro-
psrod, and that thu appropriation does not
provide Tor enough uuzass and junior ply
a;ctaua. 0.t
II y larger appropriation would only
secure moro CT the aamu sort Of physi-
clans and nurses, it would be merely
plundetirs the taxpayers OF New York
to increase the appropriation. Tho ply
siciaaa have bean shown to DO ignorant
and negligent, tho nurses rough, cruel and
proisre.
From this dis!snc, i. looks gs though
this s.ea. neud OF tho 3!sckwell's leland
1naano ASylam is rigid investigation
with O view TO tutning out the patients
who exc MOI iassne and tho physicians and
nurses who have clearly demonstrated
that they ere not fl. to drive cattle.
What Is true OF the B!ackwell's Ialsnd
institution is tEus in soma measure Of
noarly every med.houso in The country;
and this 10 why tho work Of the World
has made Gn impression not confined to
its locsl environment.
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REAL EsTATE.
,Ar4bA:R "a a. 10.

IS Actes Of Land, gus,able for marriott garden.
lug with i'anc house, barn, Grc1h:d oil apples,
pcsre pluMs ana qutuceH Rents for 800 Go per
aunuM. Can bg bought for 5000: ~ situated Oh
the NJ cast from Eoi and Then,y-ninth ptree.
and dls!an: tncrsI:om By the Ioat o.o mile aud
quarter.
FAY Acre Fn-r, on Glern's Run, QUO mile east
small iruiis. -
so AGRA Farm, nl'ca west OF Iaamoraz, co
Il. rcs cle,rrd. frame honse. orchard, mr1 and stu.
tlc. convenlOnt 10 church and school. PiiCe,
el,t00. S' :
81 AFRO Farm. 7 miles nas. OF Proctor Station,
Wetzel county, ". Va. Price, 8, 200.
40 AGRA Farm X mllcs northeast CT sistcrzyllc,
Tylrr county. ". Va Price, SLIGO Y, -
300 o. 600 Acres at Dcltnn, ". Va; Will sell or
exchange Tor city property; $50 Hcres cleared, on
which thera y 1850 fruit trea' Price $40 per acre
ss"5 hc,e Farm on Middle Wheeling creek, three
timber on bRlsucoH w.
90 Aero Farm ueEr TriadephIr
Lot northeast corner OF M.ia md Tyerty.eixth
Streets fronting GO iest on Man stree aud runnlug
bsck an equal width 10 alley, with 4 0 roorneI
brick house on front and q 4 Iooncd brick house
on alley: the conner or SOUTH half OF .ntd lot Ia
untmproved. THIS property can bs bought Tor
S2s00; this Ia leas than the Yalue OF the lot saving
nothing about the value OF brick louses that couid
not be Duplicated for 1900
HouEes numbertd % and Is Twentieth street. .
and ground west Of tho lame l,opting Il feet or
mi 49, -
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waEELrsa. ". VA. NOVEMBER 4. 1887
Dry Your Tears and Reform.

Tho RGJitcr nesl not take on so becaueo
lis propensity for plagiarism LIS once
more bison exposed. The bes! thing II
can DO 10 70 promiGo TO break ituOli Of the
bad habit. The readers OF tho Register do
not expec! much from It, bu. i! 10 unfair
to palm of on them as Register editorial
comment The articles oil other newspapers.
The IsTELLlGRgCgH does no. take the
trouble TO make IN exposure every time 1t
catches i!p neighbor ct its old tricks. We
may not do 1t again for nix months or 80,
but unle9s tho Rtgister uhall have been
chaatoned into batter way, II may sefely
bs assumed that tho playful labor'savinl
and nioncy.savlns practice goes OF. The
article which appeared In thc-Eegisttr &c
It's own etltoriG! Was taken from the New
York Star, and tho Register cannot make
anything elao out Of it.
The Register threatens 10 draw on the
INrELL,0EScEE ths ''toGdly pa.allol' tc
chow that THU newspaper has stolen tic
editorial m atter Of the Philadelphia Press
Tho way to chow n thing OF this kind Is 10
show 1t, as tho 1ETELLiGgscEH did and
ha1 many times done in tho Regiter's To-
mentablo case.
Whon the Register can nhow tia! the
editorial matter IN tho IHTGLLlagScgR Ia
stolen from any a1u,co whstever, we ahall
tako i.aa kid and neighb7r!y act II IT
vii! avail ITSELF oil thu 'dsadly parallel"
Don't inslnuase; sivo tho proof, as the
INrELLIGgScEn does. That i'd what carries
conviction 10 tho p.iad OF tho intelligsn!
roausr,
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.. z. q e. Railrosd.


Bellsire & ZAaeeville Through Passenger leaves
Bels,e at $40 s. m, strives at Eellaise at p. IN,
Wo2dsae,d Passenger Leaves Bella!re at An D.
M, arrives at Bellsirc at $40 q, N. VI =
Symmetrical AccoBln od.t!on leaves Sellsire ct
100 D, m, arrives at Botlsire At l1:t5 q. m,
WHEELING & ELM GROVE r, R.
wv On and after Monday, octobs. 81, 1857,
trains on the Wheeling d Elm Grove Rsil,oad viii
run IS follows:
Leave Wheeling: ..4
5:G0 m, 200 N, a n: ll:co m, 80 N, $3.50
p nj, $50 p N, 7:e0 N, 500 p N. ~
Arrive at Wheeling ra,E:
800 N. 1855 a N. 9:s5 n N. Hiss n N, 2:05 m,
4:oS p N, SIS p N, 7SS y m, 9S5 p IL.
Leave Wheeling Park:
$50 n m, 7:i5 m 1900 m 1870 m, $50 D N,
4:20 N. 6:l0 N, S:ol p N, 1870, n.
Arrive at Wheeling: ,t-L#l 81
6:i5 m $50 ID. 10 IS N, l:05 p n, sos N,
4:sS n. Gas p m, S:SS N. 1850 p N. Il. +. :
Y suEDAfs-Leavet the city at 500 m. mud run
every hour uutil s:C0 p n Leave wheeling Pax
Of 300 m, aud run every hour until 10 N, ex.
ccpt tho church train, which will leave the Park
oc29 q, E1RsCH, sups
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TUE3DAY, NOVEMBER re, 1857,

ly virtue OF decree entered III tho above en-
titled cau,c on the It'll day oi October, A u. 1857
| the undersigned special Commissioners Will, Oh
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SPECIAL, NGGICEa.

FiTS:-Au Fits stopped FREQ by DR., KliEey Great
Ec-ye Rcstotcr. No Fits after frat days use. Mar.
ve!ous cures. T.cGse AID &c 90 trial bottle FREQ to
Eli raSn4 Sind 10 Dr. Kline oSi Aroh IT.. phila. Pa,
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4 RE YOU


Suffering from any OF the results Of youthful in.
dIsc!euons or abuses. resulting In Seminal Weak.
ness tnpotpncy, Lost Manhood, etc. II so. SAW
YEs's HEeB Specific will cure you. Used md re-
commended by largo number OF specialists In
diseases Of the genital orsans. Tho price for tiI
hnxes, which IA sufficient for any case, Is IS, at
druEgIsm or by mail. Ssnple BOX Free h. R.
SAWYER s. CO Box ILL., Phila., Pm. dcl0hwaP
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FOR RENT.

-Four Eoon8 n rear part Of $50 Main street, 81,
Two Rooms. O. ftwenty.thrd street, sion,
Ihroe R0oned House on Eleventh strcet cast M
Baltimore street, o. %. = 80 - No-' "
JAMES a, HENRY.
Rcal Estate Agent q. g. Pension and Claim A.
tofney. collector ana Rotary Public. ocl0
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TUE3DAY, NOVEMBER @2, 1857,
beginning at 10 clock A. NJ, RGll at public a,Ic-
ton. at the i10nt door VI tho Coult HouEc OF Ohio
county, West Virgins. tho iraC; OF land Of which
the lats 8. d. b. Carter died seized, fronting on
the National reed, and lying on tho west aud east
OF hit. Calvary Cemetery md Wheeling Park. This
tract ot lant containing l4n acres Gnd 80 pGlchcs
will be offered dist IL wholn; aud then In four
Ing on the pike and lying along Mt calvary Ceme.
ttry, and containing between three or Jour acres,
eecond.1hc wcst parcel OF sGid tract. also trout.
Ing OIL the p!kc. containing about IS acres end II
poles aud having upon 1t the house, barns and
other imr!osccenta Tho two foregoing patce!s
will also be offered together. Third-Ihu middle
ra.ccl OF said tract containing 48 acres aud IS
poles, and reached from said road by lane be-
tween Wheeling Park aud ut. Calvary cemetery,
and having upon 1t a house aud other buildings.
This tract will n'fo be offered IN connection With
tho two parcels before nanod. Fourth-The east
parcel OF said tract containing 80 acres, roods
and 81 poles, lying Immediately in tho rear Of
Wheeling Park, End reached from taid National
road byn road tetgeea the park aud cemetery.
This parcel and lhs lat named parcel Of 4s acres
parcel OF 80 acres roois aud 81 poes, has been
laid oil In eight lots. varying In Size from lltlc
above thtco.lourths TO llule above SIX acres and
this parcel will be offered In lots also
eaies will be made IN manner In which the m oSt
money eau DO realized. Flats LhOwing tho ar
rnugencnt Of the different parcels aud lots offered
as above arc on ile with the rapers In tho caxc,
EpccIal commissioners 80
TEGas OF sALE-o nc.th;rd OF tho purchase
money, or as much moro thereof as tho purchaser
may elect to pay, IN clIh, Lnd tho balance TO be
paid in two equal instal ailments pay able in ono aud
two ysarn from date o! sale with interest; uotea
With penonal security 10 be given therefor, and
title TO DO retained until full payment OF tho pur.
chltc money, u -. GUGUS,
i. u. DOVESER,
Special COMMISSIONERS.
". Il. HALLEl;, Auctiortur.
l hereby certify that bond has bcca given by tho
above named special commissioners ~ required
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
oclS Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
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JhM Ets Li' t EkuUHUN
Grand ESw, KGnawta County, Oct. 81, 'S7.
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Tho beet eaIyo in the world for cuts,
5r1.isea, uor5a, ulcers, rslt rheuu, foyer
sores, te!te., chappod banda, chilh!aius,
corns, and all gkln ernp:icnE, and posi-.
tivoly czras piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed 10 give perfect BGtisfncticn,
or money refunded. Pjco IS csats per
he1. For saIe hY I.ogar: & Co
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COMMISSIONERS sALks.
In the Circuit Cour. OF Ohio County, ". Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE on TIE RATIONAL
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COW docs her part toward furnlphlpg GOOD

A correspondent Of the Now York Tri.
Junc tella how lady makes the most
money from her COW with tho least labor:
she iaa calves the ensiro milking ncspnn,
turning OF TO the butchers four or i've
every year at prices ranging from $40 70
SEC, besides having milk enough for her
table. Shc buys the young calves from
ne!ehbors, OF about 81 each, always hay.
Ing them locked up and engaged ahead
Old brludle has become used to tho limo.
walton and takes kindly to her adopted
progeny,
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EgAyEfEgS' GUTDE,

i RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA THAIN9--0n sud eitcs July II, 1s67-iJy!.A-
ssA,IoE OF KzTScE7eB dAEZs, sDs!ly. tsurcay
accepted. 1Icpdsy cIco7!sd. -Ksst4ru Standard
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the beautiful Ohio, some distance above
Louisville. Hearing the whistle of an ap-
steamboat, and being footsore,
weary and penuiless, he sat down upon
the shore intending 20 hail her and work
his passage 10 the city. To while away
the time he mechanically turned to scrib-
bling verses on Waiting for the Boat" As
he sat thus stranger approached the
landing in buggy, and after sending the
vehicle back entered into conversation
with him. Noticing the verses, he asked
to lCok at them, and Kenny handed them
over. After reading them he folded up
the paper, put it in bis pockt and silently
extracting shining eagle bestowed it
upon the astoaished, hungry Patrick. al
am going to Louisville on that boat; come
with me-" said the philarthropic gentle
man Patrick consented. They arrived
at the wharf, and rode up into the city.
Come with NE to my Office" said the
Good Samaritan. Patrick said ives"
again. The stranger ushered him into his
place of business, and then introduced
himself to the bewildered Pat. 1t was
none other than George D. Prentice.
Kenny remained with his benefactOr for
four weeks and could not stand the pres
sure any longer. Prentice treated him
royalty, and have often heard him sneak
of the larks they had together.
Space forbids more. could tell of the
inccndiary speeches he and John Boyle
O'Reilly and another brilliant Irishman,
whose name has slipped me, made one
famous Fourth OF July in Quebec, directly
beneath the shadow OF VOLTS monument,
when they raised the American eagle TO
the skies and brought EDgland's
flag in shame to the dust; of
the descent upon them by the
authorities, aud the night spent in durance
vile; OF how the editor of a prominent city
daily took Pat from his work on the rail
road and gave him 4 responsible editorial
position during the campaign of '76, and
after the election presented him with q
purse of money and a suit of broadclOth;
OF how the next day this suit had disap-
and-tumble suit Of leans taken its place.
81 felt like fish out OF water" said he,
''and had an interview with my uncle,
with this result"
l have done but poorly in my
attempt 10 do this brilliant but
erratic genius justice. have felt,
however, that there are perhaps
those who, like myself, were interested in
his career and who would preserve q
memento of him. Where his remains lie,
| do not know; but fitting place would
be the deep dense forest, close to natures
heart, amid such Surroundings as he loved
while in the flesh, where the birds could
sing all around his lowly bed; where the
Wild flowers could creep up and caress it;
and where the sunshine could cast fitiul
CLEANS athwart tine scene, emblematic OF
the sunny shafts that occasionally pene-
trate through Il rough exterior aud found
Judgement in his lonely heart.
WAT WARREN.
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Democrat and a scholarly and well eultur-
ed gentlemen would seem to entitle him
to the compliment of n denomination. OF
the many names for Governor, ex-senator
Eastman seems 70 be acceptable, 50 does
Ex-Governor Jackson, so does Col. ID. ID.
johnson, Of Tyler county. Col. johnson
is an old-time Democrat, a legislator of ex-
pevience, has aided the party without re-
eeiving any adequate reward, his military
record is good, he is popular and would be
elected by an Overwhelming majority.
Republicans in this section are speaking
of Col. ]. L. Mclean, of Putnam, and
James B. Menager, Of Mason.
PUTNAM
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VALUABLE FARM
Sole.

L'OR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION, THE
II fam OF T. V. Dcaplnin. two miles from
-hOrt Creek Station and Chic river, IN Ohio
county, West Virginia, will be sid at public auc.
ton. oT the premises, on
tuesday, tbc 18th Day Of December,
a. ID. 1897,
at 10 O'Clock a. IN. Tho farm will be offered a.
a whole and In lots 10 suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-One-hRlf. or as much moro
as the purchaser may desire to pay, In cash. and
the residue In three equal yearly payments with
interest secured BY deed OF trust on the property
sold. Said farm II eight miles from Wheeling
and two miles from Short Creek station by n good
level road. Improved by n good Brick Dwelling
House and out buildings, orchard. &c; 20 arrcs
Of bottom land; good Limestone toil. and under
laid with coal; about 20 acres unculled timber
and numbcrOi never failing springs, containing
about 80 acres in all. A plat Of the farm can
be seen at the Office of W. V. HOge 4 Bro 100
Market street, Wheeling, W. Va
Any one desiring TO examine the land will
please call on Peter Delaplain on the premises
Possession given al once.
Al the same time and place will lie offered all
OF the live stock, consulting OF Cattle, Horses and
Hogs and Farming implements OH said farm
Also lot Of Hay, Corn aud Corn Fodder
TERMS OF BALE - PerOnsl property, all
sums under so cash: on sum. over $40 credit
Of nine months will he given, he purchaser siy
Ing negotiable notes with approved security
Sale 10 commence al 10 O'Clock a. IN.
W. v HOGE & BRO, Agents
J. G. HERvEY, AuctioHecr. no2leOswAgr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
Winter Wraps, CIoks, &c.

Mot complete assortment Of Liias'. Mss
and Children's Wraps. In all Iraue; ~ s'yiei
rom finest Seal skins down to pnmGn ard
cheap grades 10 suit all tastes. and ith0ut quss
ton at l0Eest ppsIb!e prices loI wsnts and
IDEAS will he fully met by cnIu.pg here fR
your Winter WrHJ@ aud mon IsVl for Otbs
purposes. We believe the Interest," customers
and merchants are Identical.